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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
BIZ. HoRnung.

EDITOR GAZETTE: A word of explaaatior
IN reference to the reasons for Mr.. Hoff-
nung's statement may not be out of place.
When Mr.. Hoffnung reached San Francisco.
that city was III figOTe over the condition
of affairs in The Islands. He had come from
England, and was unaware of the real state
of things here. In order to give confidence
to shippers of goods, ne had To speak strong.
ly. and | am sure that put for what he said
many consiguments of goods would never
have come down. know this from personal
observation While passing through that CITY.
BACK FROM TIE EAST.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

NICToRYi After a struggle Of years,
and in spite Of what at one time
seemed Overwhelming odds, the good
fight against corruption and unclean
ness in the Government has been won.
This is not the moment to review the
past. when things have settled down
our writer's VIII all doubtless, try their
hands at historical sketches. We have
now, to simply look the fact in the
face. and acknowledge that a people
has asserted its right to freedom and
has won
That at the last moment the late
Gibson combination collapsed, and
after that great meeting of Thursday
last, the peoples party found little or
no trouble in carrying out their plans,
must not be taken as a sign that q
flip Of the finger could demolish the
whole structure. Unless our citizens
had been thoroughly organized and
prepared to enforce their demands, if
need be, we might all have talked our
selves hoarse and the old ring would
have blandiy smiled and contin-
aed to ask what are you going to
do about it2" Moreover, could Glib
son have obtained men to support him
by force Of arms. he would not have
hesitated to turn loose ire and sword
upon the community As our inform
alton at present serves, he was under
the impression that he could do this,
and it was only the desertion Of his
men and his inability to enlist others
at any price. which saved the town
from bloodshed.
But what Is done. is done, and 1t is
OF little use considering possibilities.
What we have now to consider is how
best to use the victory. With a new
Constitution. and Ministers response
bic for their acts to the people. an end
Will be put to the fraud system which
has obtained IN the past, and which
can never regain its foothold in the
future. The extension OF the fran
chise to all resident taxpayers, will
give g safeguard in hat direction Re
trenchment viii have to be practised,
the pruning knife used on useless ex-
penditures. a vigorous policy for
pushing forward public works Insti-
tuted. and punishment melted out to
those who deserve it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

THE great meeting on Thursday
was patient, orderly, good-natured,
and. ubove all. unanimous. It was
addressed by men Of repute, Of all
sorts and conditions, by men of Ha-
waiian. American, British, German,
Portuguese nationality: actual or in
herited The sentiments uttered by
each speaker were identical they
were listened to, applauded by and
carried with one mind by an enormous
and very heterogeneous assemblage.
The ideas formulated were chiefly
the two-that much evil is in exist
ence-that it must be remedied. Sec
ondly, that the existing evils are
sheltered, if not justified, by the often
quoted Constitution, and accordingly
the Constitution itself must be
changed
The Constitution of the United
States has had to be amended before
it was a hundred years old. and yet
the men who drafted that Constitu-
ton were among the wisest, the ablest.
the most conscientious men of their
day. Most of the countries on the
Continent of Europe have had half-a-
dozen or more Constitutions within
the same time. Great Britain alone
of all the Great Powers has, nor ever
has had, any formal document called
a Constitution. Her Magma Carta,'
her petition of Rights" her ''Habeas
Corpus Act" her Declaration of
Rights" and the decisions of her
Courts of Justice, are the foundations
on which are built the internal polity
of the whole civilized world.
The trainers of the Declaration of
Independence" in the United States
brought these existing ideas into tan
gible, workable shape, and condensed
the wisdom of ages, enlightened by
the wisdom of progress into one not
very long document; and now it is
pravely debated in the Commons
House of Parliament whether it were
not better that the Empire of Great
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
Monsieur Laurout-Cachelet

Monsieur Laurent-C achelet, the new French
Commissioner, to sncceed NJ. Feer. arrived
by the Mariposa on Fridy, from the Colonies.
Mons and Madame Feer and the Misses Feer
sail to-day for home after lengthy residence
in Honolulu, where they have many friends
who will regret their departure from these
''Sunny Isles of the Sea-"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
Charged with Libel.

On Saturday afternoon at y. M, Mr. A. Z.
Atkinson, editor OF the GAZETTE, was arrested
on chlrge of libel ut the instance of Mr.. F.
S. Pratt, Registrar of Public Accounts, and
Hon. j. S. Walker, Auditor General. The
charge is based on an item which appeared
in the GAZETTE extra of Friday last. Mr.
Atkinson was arrested by Marshal Kaulukou
and was admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
The case will be heard to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
WHO'S SCARED.
The Gay Old Fraud and Sonny-in-laIv
Arrested.

Friday morning, July Isl, about ten O'Clock,
Col. V V. Ashford and posse of the Homo
lula Rifles proceeded to the residence Of
Walter Murray Gibson, ex-minister of For
eien Affairs. Palace Square, and arrested
that individual and his son-in-law, F. H.
Hayselden, and placed these two worthless
in safe keeping.
During the night Gibson made incipient at
tempts to escape, and had he accomplished
his designs there is O doubt he would have
fallen into the hands of an Infatuated popu-
lace, both native and foreigner He may
consider himself fortunate in falling into the
hands of the Rifles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Within the last few days, during the little
excitement, entirely lost the run of my old
friend Foolscap, who has failed 10 pat il an
appearance in his usual haunts-eyen Heep
savoy had not laid eyes on him. l have
since learned that the boy had oyer-exert-
ed himself in his billet as Commander in
Chief, in keeping awake nights, planning Il
brilliant scheme to capture all the ''revolu-
tionists'' whereby he assured the Grand
Duke, he could scoop the entire caboodle at
one full swoop. But after getting a bird s.,
eye view of that big "hoodoo" which the
''reyolutionists'' had at the Armory last
Thursday afternoon, it just made him sick,
and he concluded that the Army" could not
euchre that crowd, and that those boys
wouldn't scare worth cent, and he and the
army wilted. There is no wonder that Fool
soap feels bad, but since he has resigned the
Attorney Generalship he begins to show signs
of recovery, and with a few doses of poi
water he will pull through.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Honolulu may feel proud, and the
rest of the Islands with her, that she
has men of such character, firmness
and administrative ability as to con
duct a radical change such as that Of
last wee kin so mastery a manner; and
the people must be congratulated upon
their attitude and behavior through
out the crisis. 1t was time of in
tense excitement, mems passions were
aroused to the highest pitch, and yet
we hear of not single act of violence
or disorder, though of course, talk at
times, ran very high. Probably in no
community in the world could such a
coup d'etat be carried out in so orderly
a manner as it has been here. The
military under Colonel V. V. Ashford
protected the person and the life of
two Of the chief criminals, and within
a few hours they were handed over,
as they should be, to the civil power
to deal with,
The whole proceeding has been dig
nifed in the extreme, and Honolulu
and the Hawaiian Islands stand to
day, in a position commanding the
respect of the whole world. We have
shown ourselves law abiding, orderly
citizens who desire our just rights and
nothing more. We have shown that
even in moments OF the widest excite
ment we have an element here which
can control any lawlessness, and we
have shown that when need is we can
act unitedly in that greatest of all hui
man causes, true CIVIL LIBERTY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
Mortgages Notice of Intention to
FOreclose.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that pursuant to power of sale contained
in g certain Indenture of Mortgage dated the
Goth day of December, A. D.. 1884, made by G. D..
EREETH and X. ELIZABETH FREETH his
wife, of Honolulu. Oahu. TO A. j. CARTWRIGHT
Trustee of the Estate Of L. W. Holt and Of
record in the Office of the Registrar of Convex
ances, in Liber 50, on pages 463 and 4G5: and for
a breach of the conditions in said mortgage CON
tanned. to wit: the nOEpayment of i1terest
thereof that the said Trustee intends to fore
close said mortgage, and that all and singnIar
the lands, tenements and hereditameuts in ssid
mortgage contained and described will. after the
time limited by law, be sold at public auction on
account of the breach of the conditions as here
inbefore mentioned. eie
The property in said mortgage described 70 he
sold. being situate at Waikiki. Oahu. heinz
Apana of Royal Patent, No. 1863. Land Co.,
mission Award 1907, Area 4 acre end III, pm pm
certain parcel of land situate at Waitis; ma. and
being the same conveyed to said K, FIizaha'i
Freeth by deed OF Daniel Smith. dated Dsren, Nm
18th A D., 1879, OF record in Liber 81 on Sniia
40, and being undivided oue-baje 4; . sollo
therein. 4. j. CARTWRIGHT '''' interest
cvcn R,o,,,, Irnsiee for Mortgage
Dated Honolulu. June 18th, 1876. 117t 4.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
Appointment of a New Cabinet +!

At the conference referred to else
where, the King asked the Diplomatic
Representatives present to name a
Cabinet for him, which they declined
to do, provided Mr.. Green was allowed
to do 50 for himself, The following
is the Cabinet selected by Mr.. Green,
which has been approved by the King,
and they have entered upon their
official duties:
w. L. Minister of Finance
and Premier.
GODFREY Brown Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
L. A. THUBsToN- Minister of the In
terror.
c. w. ACKNOWLEDGING General.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Bliff told me that old Nosbig was badly
broken up, since the "revolutionists" COM
menoed to put on few airs At first the
old man said sit was only the vaporings of a
few soreheads," but when the whole Kingdom
commenced to "vapor," it brought ths old
rooster down to Limerick so quick as to make
his head swim. Bliff. says old Nosbig had all
the plans laid for a nice little trip to Frisco,
when those confounded fanatics got up OH
their hind legs and made things howl, badly
ended in the "revolutionists" capturing the
old fraud and sonny-in-law, and locking them
up in warehouse where they could put their
hards on them. Bliff. tells me that these
buffers intend to make the old man and sonny
"divvy," and afterwards give them Govern
ment billets, where they will do some good
for their country, without being Invariably
loyalr Won't that be nice?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

\ TIE SUPREME COURT or
a me Hawaiian Islands. JOHN n. HEN
DEbSON ct a. vs. W. t. ALLEN ct AL An
Cham 5ers ear
TO the Mlrshai of the Kingdom on his Deputv.
greeting.
on are hereby commanded to summon rs f.
-t!ieh, receiver OF Hama Plantation: Marie J-uua
Elsie lnua, minor; Cecil Brown Pohn-f
MChlpOlH' and Marie Cnua. Executors of tbf
W I'LL OF August ma. deceased: Oscar Unna. thc
HaWaIan investment and a geucy Company linn
lte9i Elizabeth Anthem, Mary A. Zimmcr1nau
ana Neils Zimmerman, her husband: Sophu-
Ahthon' sophie E. GlahnsCu, and Louis & iabn-
son, her husband; Charles b. u. Anthem. Ludyyir
H. AhthCn and frances Isabel Carter To- aDDear
before such Justice of the Supreme Courf IL
Shail De sitting 90 Chambers. in the Government
bulidlng, Honolulu, Oahu. on FRIDAY. the 5qfI
day o. July. 1857, at 10 a. m. 10 answer the an,
ne3ed Dili OF complaint Of John IT, Henderson
and Betsy a. Henderson
and have YOU then there this Writ ,rf.,, ,-,,-
return thereon. ~
witness the Chief Justice of the SuDrer,o
, G4urt ana G4anceilor OF the Kingdom 90 Homo
ihlu- TINS Eth day of April. 1851
WILLIAM FOSTER,
SELL Clerk.
certify That the foregoing is true copv of
sHe summons IN said cause, and that said tour-
mas TINS day ordered publication thereof
witness my hand aud the Seal OF said Cor,r-
TINS I'm uay Of April 1887.
(sEALl WILLIAM roSrEi.
11G2 l5t 70 5 e.
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Nrm a0prrtisfnrllts.
DRIFT Lnsti

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that draft. drawn by William Kinney Of
HonOmu Plantation. OF G. Brewer Il Co.. CT
Honolulu, for he sum of $40. and numbered 364,
dated May -, 1887. in favor of Annie. has been
lost. and payment of the same stopped The
public are cautioned against negotiating the
same. Any person finding the same will be
suitably rewarded Oy returning it to
HANG HING,
l112 2t II MaunaEea ST
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Bliff. says now that there is a new lot of
chaps in up at the government house, he is
not going to try for billet from them. The
boy says the chances for fat pickings will not
be SO good as formerlY-no such opportuni-
ties as onny-in-law and Scipio had-for max
ing nice little stakes at short notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

The Milkm aids Concert and Ice Cream
Festival by the Ladies' Church Aid Society,
advertised for Friday evening, has, owing to
the excitement been postponed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
ANminisfrntnr'a Nntiea

THE UNDERSIGNED TAT
ing been duly appointed Admluistr,f,r -
estale OF - " kEOkI, late Of Hanamari,,
hagai eeeeassd ~ persons having any eIaims
present the same. duly verified. and vim. J must
yolcheEs' 10 the undersigned within Six uontpbs
rom the cate hereof, they will be for,.ls
are requested to make immediate pa,n,ent estate
az Ka lhe once OF \ 5. Wilcox. Esq. HanamenrI,
EDWARD W. PURvIs
administrator Estate of q " Raoif
hanamanlu, kanai June rs. ISL - =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Bliff. tells me that Scipio, the blond of the
Foreign Office, hadssecured few nice fat
pickirgs from the debris, after the "old
man" quit, and was now luxuriating on them.
He was equally fortunate once before down
about kilauea, Kauai, in a rural post Office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

saw Blif. yesterday and he had long
story to tell me about how true that little
comedy of Gynbergdrinkenstein had
turned out-particularly the latter part. /
told him it had, and the only reason Nosbig
had not skipped y was, he was too closely
looked after by his numerous friends.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Saturday night and Sunday Honolulu was
the recipient of light showers, which soon
converted the dust into mud.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

The grand ball, announced to take place at
the Palace on Friday evening last, has been
indefinitely postponed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Bliff. says he had a few lines from Admiral
Grisley of the Conundrum, at Tutuila, Sa
moa, saying, among other things, that he was
not feeling we'll, and at that time was not
bound up
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Mr.. A. Hofnung, Hawaiian Charge d'Af-
flares at London, and Mrs. Hoffnung and
Miss Hoffnung, arrived by the Australia on
Tuesday. The party will leave for Sydney
by the Alameda on the Sth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Mr.. c. G. Webb, who had recently been EN-.
ployed as writer in the Foreign Office, was
arrested on Friday last and afterward re-
leased.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

The Missionary bark Morning Star, sails
to-day on her regular mission to the Islands
to the southwark and westward.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

The GAZETTE IS under obligations to Pur-
ser Brewster, of the Steamer Mariposa, for
news favors from the Colonies, and memo
randa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Bliff. asked me what 1 intended doing
now l said l didn't know; perhaps l
should 20 into the Cabinet, be Governor of
Ocean Island, or go to 'Frisco-couldn't tell
yet. l told him 1 would look out for him,
anyway. This frightened the boys face up.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

There are a large number Of patriots in
town who will be willing to pick up the dis
carded tax assessors mantle of FIJI. Haysel-
den.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

The new constitution was duly toasted by
His Majesty at the reception of Minister
Merrill yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

The party of teachers expected by the Aus
tralia Tuesday; did not arrive. The school
marms changed their minds and went to
Alaska instead. Only three teachers visited
the Islands by the steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
THE FLANEUR.
On doit touionrs aaner I

Who will take the "Fat Boy of the For
eign Office under their wing, now that the
Father of the native racen has retired into
private life?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

The Captain and officers of the Q. S. s.
Adams entertained select party on the fore
noon of yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

The Mariposa's last run from San Fran
cisco to Auckland was accomplished in Is
days and Is hours.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Mrs. J. Z. Hanford, of Punahou College,
will spend her vacation BY visiting California,
and will probably leave in the Australia to-
day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

When old Nosbig said the ''revolutionists"
had no "sand" in them, the Grand Duke be-
lieved him, and paid no attention to what
"Holy Moses" and the Kshunas said about
trough times ahead" and that the haoles
would win. Now, he is satisfied that the
"revolutionists" can play lone hand, with
the "ioker" in reserve for the last trick.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Mr.. CTprisn Webb. Secretary of the ex-
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, was arrested on
Fridsy-he has since been released.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Mr.. ). II. Soper has the thanks of the
GAZETTE per late papers per Belgic from San
Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
THE KINGS REPLY /!
To HONORABLE PAUL IsENBERe AND
THE GENTLEMEN COMPOSING THE
COMMITTEE OF a MEETING OF SUB
JEcTs AND CITIZENS

Gentlemen In acknowledging the receipt
of the Resolutions adopted ut a Mass Meet
ing held yesterday and presented 10 Us by
you, We are pleased TO convey through YOU
TO Orr ioyal subjects as well as to the citizens
Of honolulu, Our expression Of good will
and our qualification that Our people have
taken the usual constitutional step IN pre-
senhng their grievances.
O the first proposition contained in the
resolutions passed by the meeting, whose
action You represent, We reply that il has
been substantially complied with by the for
NAL resignation OF the Ministry, which took
place OH the 2oth day of June, and was ac
cepted on TINT date, and that We had already
requested the Hon. ". L. Green to form Il
new Cabinet on the day succeeding the resig-
nation of Tie Cabinet.
10 the second proposition, We reply that
AIR. Walter IL. Gibson has severed all his
connections with the Hawaiian Government
by designations.
T To the third proposition, We reply that ne
DO not admit the truth of the matters stated
therein, but will submit the whole subject TO
Our new Cabinet and will gladly acr accord
ing 10 their advice and viii cause restitution
to be made by the parties found responsible
To the fourth proposition, We reply that
at Oar command Mr.. JuniUs kaae resigned
the Office of Registrar of Conveyances on the
28th day Of June, and his successor has been
appointed.
10 the fifth proposition, We reply that the
specific pledges required of Us are each
seYerally acceded to.
We are pleased to assure the members of
the committee and our loyal subjects, that
we are, and shall at all times be anxious and
readyt TO cooperate with our Councillors and
advisers, as well as with cur intelligent and
patriotic citizens in all matters touching the
honor, welfare aud prosperity of our King
dom.
Given at Our Palace this first day of July.
A. d., 1887, and the fourteenth year OF Our
Reigu. kALAKAUA REX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Mr. Geo. G. Beckley resumes his old posi-
ton as purser of the Kinau this evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
Ncm advertisements.
Strayed or Stolen !!

A BLACK MARE. WITH
II. "a white feet, brand VI G.; had halter y
mHen lasi seen y suitable reWard willbe siya-
liz = Il ". Schmidt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

The Australia sails to-day at noon, for San
Francisco. with large passenger list, and
fair freight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
Bn AntIlorltn.

lthas pleased his Maiesty the King to appoint
the following named gentlemen to be his cabi,
net, namely:
WILLIAM I. GREEN, Minister OF Finance, vice
?. p. Kanoa, resigned.
GODFREY BEowN, Minister CT Foreign Affairs,
vice Walter ". Gibson, resigned
LoERIS A. TuuRsToN. Minister Of Interior, vice
l. Aholo. resigned
CLARENCE ". AsnFeBu, attorney General vice
Antoine Rosa. resigned
lolanI Palace Honolala July /, 1887. 117a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Two British men-of-war-the Triumph and
the Conquest (?)--have been ordered down
to Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

The Alameda may be looked for on the Sth
from San Francisco, with dates to the lst IN
slant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Britain be not worked under written
Constitution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
ABOUT Town.

The band played at Thomas Square Thurs
day evening last.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05

Advices by the steamers from windward
state that rain had again fallen in and arouud
Hilo. Kohala had also been favored by the
pluyial gods to a few showers, but that dis
trict stands greatly in need of thorough
soaking
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-05
CUPREME COURT OF THE


- Hawaiian Islands-In Probate: In the mat
ter of the estate of ROSALIE COFFIN GILL,
LAND. late OF Honolulu Oahu, deceased.
On filing the petition and accounts of Emanuei
S. Cunha, of Honolulu aforesaid, guardian Of the
minor children of the above named Rosalie COT
fin Gilliland, deceased wherein he asks to
be allowed S2O12.7l, and charges himself with
Sl62f.36, ana asks that the same may be ex-
amined and approved, and that final order may
be made of distribution of the property remain
ing IN his hands to the persons thereto entitled,
and discharging him and his sureties from all
further responsibility as such Guardian
1t is ordered that WEDNESDAY, the eth day
of July, 1887, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at Chambers in
the Court House at Aliiolani Hale Honolulu, be
and the same herebyis appointed as the time and
place Tor hearing said petition and accounts, and
that all persons interested may then and there APP
pear and show canse, if any they have, why the
same should not be granted, and may present evil
dence as to who are entitledto the sand property.
And that notite Of this order In the English
language, be published in Che HAwAIIAN Ga
izETrE, newspaper printed and published in Ho-
nOiulu, for three successive weeks precious 10
the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu, this 10Th day Of June 1887.
BY the Court: HENRY SMITH.
llti ~ Deputy Clerk